FLUVIAL ARCHIVES GROUP
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Our Mission

The last decade has seen a burgeoning of research concerning the relationship between river behaviour and environmental change. It has involved a wide range, and growing number, of disciplines including geomorphology, sedimentology, archaeology, ecology, engineering and planning. Reflecting this increasing interest in fluvial systems, the Fluvial Archives Group (FLAG) formed in 1996 as a Research Group of the British Quaternary Research Association. Since that time its membership has grown to over 160, with members from all over the globe (at present 24 countries). The aims of the group are:

To promote the value of investigating fluvial archives : through the production of widely available and readily accessible published information;

To establish a forum for the exchange of information and ideas;

To identify foci for future research :in particular to identify the gaps in current knowledge;

To facilitate joint ‘focused’ initiatives : to formulate strategies for addressing problems.

Membership Information

FLAG is responsible for the mail list at http://www.jiscmail.ac.uk/lists/FLAG.html. 
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Contact Information

To add yourself to the FLAG membership list and get involved with FLAG activities please email the following details: Name, Institution name and address, Telephone numbers, Email (preferred) and Research Interests to Prof. Darrel Maddy. If you do not receive a response within seven days please resend your details.

 

 

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Last modified: August 08, 2005